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HMCTS is accelerating the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the courts and tribunals 

HMCTS is accelerating the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the courts and tribunals 

We’re transforming how we deliver justice through the strategic and responsible adoption of AI. As we continue to modernise the courts and tribunals, we're exploring how AI can support better outcomes for users. 

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Building and safeguarding for our digital justice platform

Posted by: Balaji Anbil, Posted on: 9 January 2020 - Categories: Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, Working at HMCTS
Six HMCTS foundational architectural capabilities

A blog post from Balaji Anbil that provide an overview of HMCTS' digital architecture, how we build the components, governance approach and the associated benefits.

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Public users asked for views on open justice

Posted by: Luke Fusi, Posted on: 1 November 2019 - Categories: Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Family, Tribunals, User experience and research
People sitting down on chairs reading leaflets with open justice statements

A blog post from Luke Fusi in which he talks about our work with Policy Lab and gathering some of the public perceptions of open justice.

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Reforming probate: learning from experience

Posted by: Adam Lennon, Posted on: 21 October 2019 - Categories: Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, Family
Person sitting by laptop with applying for probate screen

A blog post from Adam Lennon on his personal experience on applying for probate and as the person responsible for designing the new service how he's used it to make the service simpler, more intelligent, and less intrusive.

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Applying principles of performance management to the justice system

Posted by: Sidonie Kingsmill, Posted on: 10 October 2019 - Categories: Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, User experience and research
people sitting in a courtroom

A blog post from Sidonie Kingsmill on how HMCTS is applying principles of performance management to the justice system

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Listening to the voice of public users to redesign our services

Posted by: Olivia Jorgensen-Aitchison, Posted on: 7 October 2019 - Categories: Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, User experience and research
People standing in a room at the public user event in Nov 2018.

A blog post from Olivia Jorgensen-Aitchison, who talks about how the reform programme is putting the people who use our services at the heart of our redesign.

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Using user experience principles in the administration of justice

Posted by: Sidonie Kingsmill, Posted on: 3 October 2019 - Categories: Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, User experience and research
Two woman standing talking in court public waiting area

A blog post from Sidonie Kingsmill on how HMCTS is using user experience principles in the administration of justice.

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New digital service for Family Public Law puts the child at the forefront

Posted by: Jason Llewelyn, Posted on: 27 September 2019 - Categories: Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, Family
Adult sitting with child on sofa playing with toys - no faces shown

A blog post from Jason Llewelyn, on developing a new digital service for Family Public Law and how we’d like to invite more users of the service to help research and test what we’re building next.

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Making our probate service simple, accessible and reliable (2)

Posted by: Jonathan Wood, Posted on: 29 August 2019 - Categories: Family

A second blog from Jonathan Wood, National Services Director, about probate services.

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Making our probate service simple, accessible and reliable (1)

Posted by: Jonathan Wood, Posted on: 27 August 2019 - Categories: Family

A blog from Jonathan Wood, National Services Director, about probate services.

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Selling off the silver or ensuring we’re fit for the future?

Posted by: Susan Acland-Hood, Posted on: 13 August 2019 - Categories: Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Digital services, Family, Tribunals, User experience and research
Photograph of Kingston Crown Court building

A blog post from Susan Acland-Hood, HMCTS CEO in which she talks about court closures and access to justice.

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